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The Evolution of Consanguineous Marriages in the Archdiocese of Granada, Spain (1900–1979)

Gamella, Ana María Núñez-Negrillo

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). These results indicate that the widely accepted north-south divisions of the Iberian Peninsula in terms of consanguinity and inbreeding patterns require considerable reevaluation.

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). These results indicate that the widely accepted north-south divisions of the Iberian Peninsula in terms of consanguinity and inbreeding patterns require considerable reevaluation.

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). These results indicate that the widely accepted north-south divisions of the Iberian Peninsula in terms of consanguinity and inbreeding patterns require considerable reevaluation.

Key concepts: Consanguinity, Endogamy, Inbreeding, Demography, Consanguineous Marriage, Geography, Population, Exogamy

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